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Different people express love in a different manner.
Took during Scott Kelby worldwide photo walk in Paris Oct 2014 lead by Hillary Fox
Only 40 years separate the two at O'Hare Station: CTA 2200s on the left and 5000s (test train) on the right
Differences in Arabica's. Caffènation's Kenya Ken has chaff and has a sour taste. Lévelt is always a sure good bet with these beautifully roasted centre-American beans and finally Curly Coffee's Arabica (a slow roast mix of Latin American beans) roasted in Deventer with a nice taste.
Also differences in chaff, the thin film that coats the bean in the pod. Less chaff means more coffee taste. Chaff are the remains of the skin after roasting.
Preparation: Hario V60 pourover, medium ground
Winner? Simon Lévelt (of these 3) in my book.
Differences in bulblets between the so called "Egyptian Onion" (smallest) and the so called "Catawissa Onion" (largest).
The Catawissa onion would be a strain of Tree onion from the American town of Catawissa. It was first mentioned in a Vilmorin-Andrieux catalogue in 1885.
See also bulbs at:
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First edited images from GFA's production of Our Town by Thornton Wilder. All Taken with my Leica M9 and my amazing 90mm Summicron f/2.0 lens (Pre-APO) which now that it and the camera are back from Germany have been perfectly ranger finder coupled which allows for the most accurate focus and excellent images, It really makes a difference and helps
Sainsbury Taste the Difference Tap Room IPA
Its 6.3%, 355mls, had an aroma that was cream, toffee and some spice to it.
Again good carbonation and good head, this was a bit better although thin in the mouth. It had a better balance of the malt, some fruitness and spice, but rather light on the bitterness, at least there was some in this beer though.
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The difference in size between the Union Pacific Big Boy and the locomotive next to it is undeniable. UP built 25 of the Big Boy's and this is one of the eight remaining examples in Denver, CO.
What a difference a few seconds make compared to the fast water shot. This is a slice of the Grandfather "falls" downstream of the dam with 3 flood gates partially open. The roar is incredible and the flow impressive.
o "Aguzzate la Vista", come su la Settimana Enigmistica.
In un momento di noia ho deciso di fare un test comparativo tra le mie due macchine fotografiche, una Ricoh Caplio R2 ed una Fujifilm S5700.
Per resa e definizione non c'è paragone, ma il 28mm della Ricoh è meraviglioso.
What started as a bad day, badly spraining my ankle on a run, turned out quite good when I decided to take the bike to Snetterton and see what was going on. £13 pound entry told me something decent was on, and with a 3 hour team event not long away, it was right. The first bikes I have shot with the new Nikon/Sigma combo, and very pleased. I keep falling more in love with that DoF.
Photos Taken by Edwin Ladd - Mr Ladd Media the Official Media Board Photographer for The MBCC Awards 2021 held at Eastside Rooms, Woodcock Street in Birmingham on 6th November 2021 #MBCCA21
Multicultural Business & Community Champion Awards 2021
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Since its inception, it has expanded far and wide beyond these borders to recognise and value outstanding individuals and organisations nationally.
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Not quite from the same position.
Interestingly the east side of the valley is in shade in both pictures but for different reasons.
Victory or Defeat?
Brilliance from one player or a Big upset?
All depends on the way you look at it.
I tried to create a sorta symbolic meaning with this photo.
See if you can figure it out :P
Some are difficult to spot, others require closer examination. To discern true difference in a pinch is the art.
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Curiosity sol 0443 MAHLI enhanced difference false color closeup of peculiar colored edges on Cooperstown rock outcrop in Gale crater, Mars.
you have to take your shoes off everywhere you go in japan. constantly.
im always tromping around with my big american feet grinding dirt and bones into the clear white carpets of japanese rugs.
The mask (Pròsopos) is the most important element of the costume used for the ‘Boules’ traditional carnival custom in Naoussa, Imathia, Northern Greece. The exact history of this custom is not clear, but there are many indications that it is connected with the ancient festivals for welcoming spring during which Dionysus, the ancient Greek god of wine, was honoured.The character of the event changed in 1705. Until then, the village of Naoussa was granted a special exemption by the Ottoman Empire from having to send small children to be Janissary soldiers. But when, against tradition, the Ottomans came to recruit children that year, the Ottomans were all killed. In response, the Ottoman army attacked the city, killing many men.
Starting the year after that, in memory of the unfortunate event, groups of dancers followed standard routes inside the city, exactly like those used during the Greek Orthodox custom of ‘Epitafios‘ (Epitaph), and started what is now a ritual event that still adheres to the same routes and strict principles to this day, with verbal rules passing from one generation to the next.
There are only two workshops that produce these handmade masks, using 18th-century molds. The masks are made from a thick cloth covered on both sides with pure beeswax. This helps to keep the dancers cool, as there is no nose hole and a very small mouth opening. The outside is then painted using egg-based tempera. The mustache is made from horsehair and pitch, while the most impressive element of the mask is its ‘tarampoulo‘, a pure silk turban that is 3.6 metres long and attached to the mask with a special knot.
In ancient times, the white colour of the mask symbolised the dead nature of winter, while the red spots represented the awakening of nature (i.e. spring). As it is remembered through verbal tradition, during the times of the Ottoman Empire the symbolism changed, referring instead to the views of the Greek population regarding slavery and the hope for freedom.
Chase was sleeping on the loveseat while I sewed. She just looked so cute with her paws all tucked up under her.
This one was taken with the flash. It really brings out the red in her coat.
Funny with the way she is laying she really looks fat but she only 69 pounds, which the Vet says is only a few pounds over.